St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
GRIND OF THE COURTS.
The Grand jury Through-Civil
and Criminal Cases.

and Criminal Cases.
About O'clock yesterday afternoon
the grand jury reported to the court that
they had finished their deliberations;
they were then discharged.
CheSley & Lindsay claim to have de-
livered to the Mississippi q Rum River
Boom company 3,l14,5 2O feet of logs at
Cedar island, to be driven to Mime
apOlis, but when the logs reached their
destination there were but 2,415, $50
feet. The plaintiffs ask for judgment
against the boom company for S5,611.15,
the value of the logs which are missing.
The case is being tried before Judge
Hicks.
Carrie /. Johnson sues Charles Dex-
ter for 500 damages. The plaintiff
claims that she went with Dexter to
look at lot ), block &, Bakers Second
addition, with a view of buying it; that
Dexter showed her lot instead of lot 5,
and ii being on grade and the kind of a
lot that she wanted, she bought it, pay
ing $50 for what she supposed was lot
). After eXcavating a cellar, building a
foundation for dwelling house, and
having the lumber hauled for the same,
she discovered that what had been
lot was quite low and unfit for the
purpose for which she had bought it.
and not worth more than two-thirds as
much as the lot which had been shown
her. This ease was on trial yesterday
before Judge Young, and will be given
to the jury this morning.
Peter ID. Carlson brings an action for
divorce from Ida j. Carlson on the
ground of adultery, which he claims
was committed at Anaconda, Mont, on
July 10. 1856, with Stephen Shaw. The
complaint shows that the CarlsOnS were
married at Peoria. ILL.,, and that their
ages are twenty nine and twenty-fOur.
L. +. Menage brings an action against
Price Jones to eject him from lot 9,
block 90, in Calhoun Park. Jones de-
MES that Menage has any interest in
this lot, and claims to own it himself.
The final judgment in the cases of
Caroline NJ. King against PhilO Reming-
ton and William S. King against PhilO
Remington were filed yesterday.
Judgment was rendered a few days
ago against Sheriff SWenSOn for taking
Il horse on a writ of replevin from A.
q. SimOndS. Yesterday an execution
was issued to the coroner to levy on the
property of the shuitf to satisfy this
Judgment, which amounts TO S317.S5.
George johnson asks for a divorce
from Minevie johnson on the ground of
desertiOn. They were married at White
Cloud. Kan, Feb. II, 1868, and are both
of the age of thirty-nine. 1t is alleged
by the plaintiff that the defendant de-
serted him in October, 1888, without
cause or prOVOcatiOn.
Louis Pattberg d Bros. sue WoOlf
Bros. for s3OS.73 on prOmissOry note.
Henry FrOgner, petit larceny, plea
changed to guilty. sentenced to serve
sixty days in county Jail.
Henry Guam, two indictments for
keeping blind pig, trial set for Nov. 81.
j. NJ. IlstrOp, two indictments for
keeping saloon open on Sunday, con-
tinued.
Peter Osander. for renting rooms for
immoral purposes, plea of not guilty
withdrawn and demurrer entered
against indictment.
Maggie Sullivan was taken to the in
sane asylum at St. Peter. and Edward
Anderson, |. Thompson and Nettie Gil
son TO the home for INDECENT children at
OWatOnna, yesterday.
Richard Murphy and Charles Merri-
man. grand larceny, first degree, trials
reset tor Nov. q.
Bench warrants we're issued for Henry
Grabaut, assault in the second degree,
and John Reilly, larceny IN the second
degree.
William FrOunsfelter, who has been
confined in the county Jail awaiting the
action of the grand jury, was discharged
yesterday. no Indictment having been
found against him.
The suit of W f. Steele against II. G..
Kalkhoff, in regard to a certain sale of
panorama stock, was dismissed, the
plaintiff failing to make out case.
Cora Wickman and Paris Wickman
were arraigned yesterday and pleaded
not guilty to an indictment for grand
larceny in the first degree. They asked
for separate trials, which was granted,
their cases being set for New. %.
William f. McMamony, grand lar
ceny, second degree, plea changed to
guilty, sentenced to serve one year and
six months in state prison.
John Scott, assault, third degree,
changed plea to guilty. Sentenced to
serve sixty days III county Jail.
Emil HlrSh claims that p. Z. SWenSOn
and ii. .. Peterson unlawfully seized
and carried away a certain stock of
goods from his dwelling house Sept. q,
1887. He asks for 5000 damages on ac-
count of the taking of the goods and for
damage to the house at the time of their
removal.
George a. Bracket sues G. D. Bar
mum for S;s}3S.67 for rent of a building
OH First avenue south.
Judgment was rendered yesterday
against j. T. Reynolds for SS56.l2 and
in favor of 5. W. Banker, in an action
OH Il prOmiSSOry note.
In the case of Charles III. George
against Frank Yarnell, which came on
for trial before Judge Young, the plant
if was allowed to amend his pleadings
by paying so costs, the case was con-
tinued.